Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-14

Ths pass week has BEEN qaiet one 50
Ear e. private entertainments are con-
usrnod. There have been few social
svunts, bat gatherings Of . public nature
have pEedominAted. Among these were
TIE sxeeIIsni lectures b. wsd-Ei- Ward
and The spectacular play "Ths Devils
Auction" The extremes Of taste we're
supplied IN thsse eptsEtainments and
both we're wsiI paiEOnIzsd. The weather
has beea fair and there have been the
usual boeiing parties and excursions.
uAnMoHH LODGE nK0KPTIoN.
The reception given By the members
Of Harmony Lodge No. 8, Knights Of
Pythias, 10 their friends 81 PythlAn
Hall on Thursday evening, vas great
success ID every particular. A large
number Of guests we're present, and The
literary exercises Of the eariy portion Of
the evening and the dancing which fol-
lowed we're alike enjoyed. The exercises
were opened with an address BY @. II.
HsnfoEd. A poem b. Richard Osborn,
ESQ, aud reading b. George W. lib
betts followed. Daneing was then be-
Gun and continued until night vas all
bat merging into morning, TIE only in-
teFTuption being the inteFml9ion, dur
inc which refreshments we're served.
Among these present were Me-. and
Mrs, Arsnson, Nv. and Mrs. j. O.
Mitchell, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. III. Fink, Mr..
and Mrs.. George w. Tibbestn, Mr.. and
MFs. Roth, Mr.. and Mrs. Heller, Mr..
aud Mrs. Fred BoEiss, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Bowers, Mx. and Mrs. Louis Larsen,
NJ. ana Mrs. II. OsboTn, Captain and
MFa. Scotland, Mr.. and Mrs. PAncoast.
NJ. ana Mrs. II. A. BiealOw, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. III. Walker, Mrs. Lazy, Mrs. j.
stein, Miss Zinare, Miss KeezeT. Miss
Miss Wlleon, Misses 0eogRle and Pinkie
sears, Miss Chairman, Miss Osborn,
and Measra. o. II. HanfnFd, j. III. No
0rav. p. Morqansteln, j. II. FriSoh. w
u. Wilson, Charles Wilson, q. Marks
Frederick, o. q. Perkins. J. n. Hubbeil,
n. Marks, o. d. BusteEneld. George D,
bhow, Watson, George q. Sears, Charles
JukeT and DR.. l.. Il. Dawson.
SAIL TO Ak PoNT.
The Misses spaEling invited = pnm.
Der Of their friends 70 ebjoy q sail 70
Ali Point Ia The yacht White Wings.
Captain A. =. HanfoFd, on "Wednesday
afternoon. The excursion proved 10 be
q most enjoyable one. The weather vas
deliahtfal and Abe run 10 the Point vas
quickly made. Captain, Hin. an expert
"a such matters, roasted hah for the
party on the beach. and the afternoon
and evening vas passed most PLEASANTLY
By The exeursiOnists. On the return
trip the yacht cas- becalmed for about
three hours. bat this little episode did
not dampen the enthusiasm uf The par
y or dstraet from the pleasure Of the
exc0Fniou.
Amone The exeursionists we're MI.
and Mrs. Fred 3. 6paflinR, hf. and
Mrs. Frank Hanford, Miss ReedmAn,
Miss Bessie Hill, Captain q. d. Hill,
and Maasra. Campbell, Tappan, Grams.
4. 4. HanfuFd, George HparlinR and Ned
Hill
PLHksANT PAnrT.
A pleasant party took place a. the
residpnce OF L. X. DilleF, Esq, Front
aud University streets, last evening. 10
vas given IN honor % Miaa Dilles, Who
Il soon 10 leave for Portland. Tue even
ting vas most unjoyably spent in playing
cards, dancing and general converse
eation. Those who received invitations
werei Misses Wilson. LatimeF. Lake,
xingre, CallieAn. MeydonbaueF, Mar
shall, RlnehArt. Gogmley, kallogR, Al
len. Ripley, Haars, Oodrnan, Cochran.
hughea, Oharman, the Misses nray. aud
Measrs. Perkins. Saith. RinehaFt, Iati.
meF, Cochran. kelioag. Whailey, Pen
1eld. Chllbern, Gallagher, AgAssiE,
Diokey, Hahbsll. jones, Frye, CAssel
and PARA.
EtuzrNa am HUNTING rAETH.
A party eonsistine Of Mr.. Homer
sears Of seattle and Mrs. Geo Q. Sears.
Miss Sears. Miss Georgia Sears ana Mt.
.. W. Wassea % Portland, left on Mon.
cay foT q hanting and fishing tFtp 10
the mountains They returned en- FRI
DAY, reporting that The 6shinR vas ex-
esllent and that they had q most en-
ioyahie time.
Rail- ar ALAxKLx.
last SATURDAY. evening q most enjoy
able bah vas given 81 Port BiAkely by
ths eehosEp and members Of Company
q, n. q. ". a large aelsgAtion vas
present from Port Madison. And The
bali vas crowded. Pref. Vaa9hn's or.
ehsatgA furnished the nasse and every.
thing pasaed od PLEASANTLY. The com
pany save IN exhihition drili daring the
evening. Wish was oreditabla allie 90
Captain fhflltps end ths members Of
tho eompany.
DANCING PANTY.
An slseant dancing party Has given
81 The resideace q J. y. MeNanght EsG.
on Friday evening. IN honor Of Ara
MeNaaghas alNaeE, Miss Hodge. Of
Bloamingtun. Hlinota large nnnheF
AZ he soctefy peopls Of the city we're
present, and Abe eVenln4 va paaaad
mcaa delightfully."-. Thcsa uha received
inSilAfloos we're LleatenAna and Mrs.
NlchoilA, Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Jennings,
Nc. ana Mra. A. h. Stewart, AR. and
MrA w. II. Pamphsey, M. and Mrs.
Frank kfneAii. Mr.. aad Ma. James
NoNaegnt. Mr.. ana Ma A. Hantef,
Mr.. LsaaAFd, 81 Cisxelana. OAio: Mrs.
RatieF ana Mrs. HoaSs q Rtoomins.
ton. tltinoiaa, Mra Chiek. tie Misass
Sparling. he MiMaes 1onRa. tha Misses
HenFy, tee Mlseaa Ecler, TIE Misses
Tearnayka. Miss Miller. % walia
Walia; Mis- MeiEs. % Pen MAdisoe;
Miss He1ee. q Bico1ingtoa. Mas
Reod. az OaklAnd; Mtm Goldsmith. 81
FaFtlAnd, Miss 0reea. Sarave. Cosai
Ean. HaiieR. Ferry, RnATy. Hapkina,
klmbail u alf, SaenSsFeaa. CASE
iand, Haniss and WeeA and MsasrS. J.
y. Mllehell, 81 Tassaza; Nahrr. Aan-
e4y. HAEnFeseh. nEeyisA Z. 3. paupA.
Fes, Bel, hatkweal reily. q. II. Pres
ian, O4llim& Hniihsan, Cessna. u. Al.
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